The Sun. — London, England, 1808-06-15 00:00:00

from'th; LONDON GAZET rE, June 14, 1806. Whitehall, Jurte -1 . , The 'has been pie order ti Corig4 d'Elire to as the 'Great, e-ndi.iwering tile Dean tnd Chapter , of til t ; Catheal C All'6l of -Worcester to elect a Bishop of 'that 'the same 'being void by the death, of the Right Rev. Fatherip God, Do , :tor , Richard. Bard, late 13khop thereof ; and Majesty also been pleased to recommend to' the said Dean and Chapter 14 Right Rev. Father in God Dr. F. H-Theo. Walker'euriall, Bishop of Hereford, to be by. them eluted Bishop of the said See of Wor cester. - . Camsturiattr by the Pke leutemytt of the East Riding • of the County of York, and Town and County of the Tctwii 'or Kiligstoa- u l ioti-11 • /1/;/iti4; Robert Layton, 'Gent. to be Lusigrt. Dated lune z, • . , liereuty 1/qunte..r tefantg. john Barker .‘rden, Lsq. to ,bc Major Lomm'ndaut, • C,,tes, rest e ,ncd. 114ted May 6, iti..l3 • Pocklingt,n I/Zit/tee, lobe Bagley, Esq. to ne Count. Dated May 6, tfloß. I. Gycen, Char. to be Lieutenant. Dated May zo. tBo3. R. C a Ottun. Getit, to be Elisio. Dated May 6, 13a8. .Ikltiottall,*(lctit. to boduto. Dated Mal za, tetaB. an:l 111'..orers Poluillta ivia4try. 'Richard Uibbison, Gent. turbc Ensign. Dated. May t 1' Oka Commits; 4 iicted ily•the Lod I,,drzeenant of Hants. ii.444,,g,P)ks•ohine triant,:y. . EEdwardG.:nt. to C e Ensi o n, vac sunruons, re!ign. ed. Dated knit. 13, .1808. in ''v tkettfrewshire Volunteer Infantry, /ivied . ..J . 1.2;..4 Lie...Pc/A.04( lox Cos4nLy of • itcvretv. 34, 4 . 3,, • - Babigu D. Maciciryre tole • L iou temmt; vice Howie, pFomOt4 ed. . . • IL/NKR UP 7S . • ' George Price, nt Totienliain-coure.roa:l, ,Middleser, liquor , riter‘n.44tt, to aurr..-fric.i.itina 21, :It, and jnly,z6, at tan,.dt 'Attartires,- AlestaB. Towiti . b• dill sainuci NoSlur, grant Nen,yort-street, Lout;-acts. 1011 it 1.11.4,;), Of I,4Vt.:(puut, drapc‘,. 1114 j, 6, anti 26, at twelve, at the GI:Joe! l'averti,. Liverpool.. Attarnle.• air. . •• aates,•Liverpeol ;or Messrs. Mradowcrott and Jtanlcy, Gra)'s•lau, Last,loll, • .• • • jaseptt Nal44ti, at L. di, Yorkshire, woolstaider, lune aB,' al eleven, at tai: nue.; Legs. I ita,..f.eetle,. .Atiorives, Grevisle-strcet;..Hattun-teen Lotiel,oti , ur 41r. Coaptaild r Leeds., •••• WaeKueins:en, Of Wenn:haven, Cuinberbiati,, mercer and June e 7, aod'iul ) 46,,,t el.:ve:a, id tit: • Lic; iViltiellaien. A:tor:nes litidusati, 'VW tc.:. havenu; t.e,e ,on. •,•- ot Santa acal, London, victual. ler, June tS, 25, at One, Jit.i my .b; at t wove, at G tnid hail. Attorney, :1s r, Ireland, ~ • Thoinata Wiiileotaurn,. of Aldersgate.street, London; ea,. biact-tit , t4ir, t ulle IS,. 25, at ()tie,July 26, 41 t wel ye, at. G atinautl. • Attorales, ,slessrs Ic t ibute vv.lettc„Ruevlaan, . and Rubinson,. Li 's- I n Wia Muse,, tate 01".,AttSetlIftry.;ane, Ivlittdlccex, sales4in, fun; 2j, Yt otx, :114 July 2 , i, at toockY44 sat.!Gt4ilLlll4ll. 'Atturacy, .Vlr. jt;aaes, ~ : ttle•Luteri; Carl Hulse, of Little ta'asiie-stieet, Lt. - it:ester-square, Mid. ClJe4ex, tailor, June al, 24, and Itely 4-at One, .et Guitte.' ei.tverney, 1Y1r7 ..14,74111C, .4: s ,,lttat-4lttx I, I„Lu. d ttilL l 6 • V DIPIDENDS; "Ply 9. hdward Lnwteu, of kat Lion-street, Southwark, Statret, liop and beLci-trivrch.sta, at - otic,, at Gutldilall, 14;4141011. 'Tut ; 7, wiiiiain .o,,,,k,dParbold, Lancashire, lime.bu;rnery OW Milk a Ardis, thinsktrk. Ittly 5., fv•aditail kw:a, of Kcut iii td Pe.));,a;(1, neat Henley, oatordsnite, natter,' at twelve, at t.; utisll , London. Sept- ty Kh,.:,,,tr.1 et Zlititsoa Henry Watters, and Williant ‘,1;,1, Ut ki;:,;:ital,n,st reel, London , Witle and brandy-mei. Chauts, at twelv'e, et Ott11•11141. tuna cbliengtion,,ut l'eough.toutt, Loinbard•strect, nierLhadt, at t , :103',' 41( (.; %It 1'.11141L. Tut) 9. Yates, Late 4,1 Wdriitotti-Luutt,ThrOglllOrtoll... prcct, London, tame:lain, at ten, at 4, a11t111411.. July s. Nun lioye , , of Portsmouth, inert.er, at one, at , , Idly I. K.tlph togg ,Rile Thomas Cautrall, of Manchester, t.ottoli.inaltulacturer, at eleven, at tne Star. lrl,t, tvlaat. chaster. 114 7, William hoard, Of lower. East Smithfield, hint i ng. SCX, victaallar, at ten; at Utaildnall. • Italy 16. - itouert erested, of lira‘k-lane , spitalficids t , • tliesex, shoe at ten, at Gonda:al. • Tune to, James Le:basstati ant:mutt, of Stamford, Lincoln. tiltlft', linen-draper, at otic, at Leuildnall, . 'ldly 12. 10St11/11 Yo;Aie, Nortollt, cauniet.rnaker and upholsterer, at ten, at Idly f+, •Wilitain Watson, jun. of • ifastind, Nottingham , sane, j.ainerand'hous.-carpetiter,at live, at tete Rani Nottutgliant. • Tub? 14.,Ueorge Itagg, of Nottingham, hosier, at five, at the train Lan, N uttilignaut. July,;: hit.tiatil Lewis. and David Potter, of Mansion. House-strain, 'London, linen:drapers, ALA Wet ve, at (..; • hall. • july 6. Edward Heal , of Trowbridge, Wiltshire, inn.. keqier, at eleven, at tile r I'm, Bath. iti; ) s. t.;eur6e Lrint)rt, or Holborn, Middlesex, victualler, at ten, at tituldll.4l}. • • Oduber 22. I.)can,.of Watling.streer, Lundon, whole. WO Ye. at Unildtliell. • • luly s. Willlatit V‘fel . t.:h and. lona Welcl4.,of flreok-street, lio.born, boat and Shuollldkeri. lona ilaryey, now-o 1 tate (51 Springfield, Essex,,brieklayer. George lictroa, of •Lletitweedsepstreet, Sou tit w4rk, Seerecy, lillenonier. • , . • Eintuel hrewerron East, 011ie o,ld Jewry,' London, faclar. Lewis Lund, of Ow 4 - thi London, waif. • George' Cu:n:l:l64am, of Woblni -street, St. Grurv i s.tields, Supey,n4aer. . I I Y irk •11' O, m •1 • t FrintAs . teuton, Shelfte..t.;, • sir CH. in... Joan Veitigrew, , of Liverpool, master.istariner. of Dcw:ibury, Yulkaltlfe , ,mercer and woollen cir4l,;.• • . . 1( unseal, of Pershore, Worcestershire, sadjer, Ctrar/ea Morton, 04 Lriay'tion, Sul / 'VARA/11PS Dr:N , (d.Vis/). • • farrier, .A. 1.1,141. and Joseph klanny, tilackuurn, Lancashire, ; , Jl!kS and Thomas WA:nes - , Warwick, grocers, • Win. anti Robert Ilea, tividgete.stieet, whim. cliepel' s .y‘4stlll„:l4:ll4llt4. lattlt:4 TA41.)4 a11(1,f lloltra* Meetly, Pre.scoustreo . ,Coocfmaat's: fields, tiaii:dieilisers. • • ' , Stock(ia,e Vowel l , Lteus. kliz A bzoi Hovey, Herbert t..;rinie, tawanl and •nteroury c Luaelt.pri:pritaors. George tall and j. Huo.:hinson, I'ouley 7 street, Southwark,• orewurs. Stephen Gill and J. Arnett, Clentent's.inn, law tioners• s i r MatneWilloicani, hot. Thomas Wilkinson,- Josiah Tay. ivrl atu l Win. Ill' sant, (.r.teetari:ll.strein, batoterS. Antliew I aylor, WC“ortinS, And GCU!);;; linlitupall4 Archi. nald.l.)uniuje, Lem:, inet‘tiatets.• • . • Niu e l'entraitt, Samuel Kent, and wit; Thomitson, qamber. . wel4 hreWei's. • • • , Rit,nard Allen kid Robert Miyers, Manchester, grocets. Joins ilernard and W, G. Sharp - , Crown-coda, Ch.:4l4lde, uarr , tuulilrn Wilde, Rochdale, lancashirq, and Robert Healey, ItOcittitic, woollen- lita,ittAtitaUf‘f. ti.ty Icy Alla Suit, LtpaCtui), ',nut Powers, Huskiason, a,,a Tnotnat.fluskisson, Little Warth:f-street, Colttoath ticttia , et:pings. envies Perks and illOtitas batetridili iiartotirupon Trent, Blither-trircitatits.. . kines Peter andlohn SWetette, jun. .o l2 orutiO - Hijill- Street; Southwark, grkiccra, • Sir GALA It Liis TURNett - gl%cti Mr. GARPOIITH 2QjIP.; , . ior IiIt: bay . t!Olt, iirenibie/Onian; Lite:! .nut b y jiyucinjhui, (bi,cli ibrue ycar oidS) tbe bay cbit, i y iiamtlitioltiank4JUE (J 1 tiusalind, .4 • ... have exhausted all their nieatiN and the greater part of whom belong to those classes, of -society=whq, in their most flourishing circumstances, are seldopable to accumulate Inch sums as they are called Upon to pay, ..itt r *t'Lfhi'le when a • juster _policy would give rather than Ike away, and when they are,. objeas vat her for the fostering hand of charity than fur the grille of extortion. .• : Our gaols abound in miserable Objeas t . who have conamitted enormities during; periodical fits 'of: insanity, or -under the influence of sewed mania; and these onforinnatd persons - are, as the law now stands, subject to perpetual imprisonment . in the comma gaol, to the constant annoyance, S and often to the'grcat terror of the other prisoners : 'we have now six persons of this description in the yards of Newgate. ..Does- not humanity imperiously de in-incl. that apUbliV Hospital should be bui:t Ibr the reception of . sikch maniacs, and that they should;be 'treated as objeols of compassion rather than. as criminals?. It appears, to. me, Sir, that - no per son who feels and understands the free' and libe ral spirit of the s and Ctinstitution of Eng land? , will for a maineni heiltate to give you Ins warmest support in favour of such clauses of your new Bill as: SlialLettibrace the preceding' obYtitS. It to the regulations yon can unite those points whrch are peauliarlpyour own, .and can - also proyide - ; That; undericettain capital, charges,. the accused, tin ad ducinpprools. of poverty, gliould have' Counsel as•- signed him ; and .that time witnesses, in all crianal cases, should be examined separately, •or be ad mitted;into.Court only one at ,a time, you would in troduce that perfection, into the pra?tice of our Cri- , initial Courts which the Law and the Constitution suppose to exist, 'of which it is unquestionably sus: cepiihie, ;aid ,towards which it is our iuty to .n.tempt every. possible apiiroxi!hation.. Scriutibty•anxiiiui that these pointi.should belay ciellidered,: Olt a moa),lit when a 1341, Wafib E t under con.,ider.4ion of the'Le= ' • the. honour to be, Sir,• . ; Your very hurn'Jle Serva.l!-, • Piz7LLlrs. • On-Monday I•lit as a. waggoner bvlonging to thp : , Re] 'vas drtving along Gos•.•*l.stret-.1, with his 'Stage WAgt;,m, he,was ae co,ted ,by mlif V. 140 recoested Linn 19. convey a sioa i Bb , ixo E)lcin, to'N'i r n NOttlillOaiii tlaen reel iested the waggoner .aceompany Lin) and tiilio ome refreshment, as the • box would soo' be ready; - an.l a titan , :voul , l brittz - : it A third person' inade his :ippt:zirli)e, who . 4t .feeled to, be inebriare:l, • pulled o•it 111-; antey,_ .and offered -to li:t thAt tt t 0!:e in co , .upany Curt produce to the anlo , lh: rive 111 i: bet v...;-; eagerly 'Caught at by Lite :vag•;otter, an:l i 1 t)r.l.er win, he counted te'n'po'.ll) , ls ili•notes upon t!le i. !! . which't he suppose.l (.: - .;.nl";en shate!'ie:i ran oti..The tenow who first acco,led W:1, ; ; ,) ::or , said, he had seen the inAnia.;.f)re, he atidWas only intjest,..and to verity:this, .11e that if the drunk.en•runn, did not.return he would pay t ti,e pounds. Th'e Artet tkuc, gave tiiu \,Vagg - oner what the latter supposed to be a nye pound, note ; but. which in • reality he found tO mere.ft6titious note, or more properly spe.,king, a • si,cth-~iJl,. which he dill not cli,Cover ut,th his arrival '' at Barnet. Tire robbers Wave as yct (..•iieape.,l detection. wretliiig at Firlinfinth, ,lii;t week, wat one of the . greate4t ever . ;:nown ln Corn The cool pang was numerous and beyond ex.imple in latter times, and niust ut the tirst chanipions of. thelcounty exhibited ; Mr. litg;i, of Pro44s,. and- Absalom Bennetts, of G-ventiap, were the Siis.kieti.. \ CM - latter of these. vet...l%lns has. won in. his fume YY gdd"--laeei bats, beside a great number• of other prizes.,. - ' , He•bore off the pri -seVett years . succe,- sivelrat Probus g:itnes.) sport . at /311110U1:1 lasted twti. ddys. Toe silver goblet was won by Richard Jolly, of St. LooJer ; tho cup by Henry Chitprnatt, of Redrut hi the gold-laced hat by Stephen Symons, of Redrath l ; antt z the 141 t. by Stephen Mitchell, of GWennap. Asbye match, fp:- tweet) Urea, of - Km/pi, who cliaile!%ed the field, and ChatimA, ton'gnineas a side, at hi cOnsider able turns in bye bets, excited mu it in( ; but • one the 4th spur, Ure,h co:npiained tb-it he !lad. .sprained 'his wrist, and gave in. A t;e l -1--laccicl hat •irris.tilso wrestled for oh . .rue:Way on' Downs, • and •won by Jaine.s Barry; of Maxgan, in Pyder. A hat wai.also wrestled Ihr en ‘Vectitedity ar Truro, and . Won: by ..---•Crapp, of Padstow, seaman Le longing to his Alajtsly's Stkip I.'romp... On !-I.Bge eretted' in Mogan, six persons danced fur a pr,::, to ihe`no small'ampsement of than 2000 per. sons.' C114T11.4 :11, ,tu E 14. c*Avastr4:), ;:not 13. ... Passed: by'. - -the hii, ---- h , t.vii, ---, ani the 8 ... ; 1 1' L1N1:,..13, .Clakis, 'rum Giarciour,ii. Sa2lccl,- tpc I.opw, h1'e4.41.1..:i.:, .11.,r :3,:lbit; fi,oliow , Nlori:ton r for Du,)lin ; A lari.a, 11,4, a.itt illc: (.0;411143°' Tlncia It,' tur C I A trubu r rg , _:~__.__.r.. . • Deceiverjs sal:l.f° Lord SACR.VILLE for 10002, Ratans to Lord DARLINGTON trig: I SITWELL refuSed 20°01.4. lin etigkei:..b. , tare staffing fur the Derby Stajcei. fie is the fat . unrite tur the St. Le'ger Stases; and 5 to I is but Peter Pii.nty,"•by Ilamtictoliian, wins St. Leger Stakes at D.ntaiter. • • • iflo711). ~ On Tuciday.thg ;ist ult ttr.:.l,l,ty of Wilb ra ham L t•yre p,.):1, E,s(i. qt 1%W...444 1 .4144,0i .4 -Soil. , " :11.. , :t.•;, ;;;C ~ ill' iii . 4L. ..t 141A(IV-Ii,,t74C, I,:ar 1.1‘44;d , slitte, clo•LAy or l'hom.is ic0b..;,11 . , t4q• ut A 0 .11.16PA r • • On Sa:nlibv list ip Liverpool, on •his wsk .to 113th ' i" o ß t e , v iht . t lstantL• , th e o . hlO .10 ; '1 .5 , 11 4 eitlia tits Men'ister Cretin, - one of fq 4i ls .0n Su„ day bat, at his lodgings in Clevelanu.stree ,, Pitman, Esq. late Of Monies° Bay, ' • On the . sth inst. at Ranela)o,swAt.. Dublin, Mrs. the r dluhg a t t ere u f v vven Daly, Esq._ and suite of Eilniun:!s ,l , lll ' OnTuesday se'nnight in the prime of life, alte r o l ever f Moe:: of risk) days, Otivrr . s( 04 ;k.1)( 0 # 0. " South. , street, Finshory.sqoare. ' • j • fr tin tile I tilt init. at Ossington, Nottinghatrallimt .. rie,' the •)oungest s o n o f john,Driiison, Esq. 4 1 / 1 ... ;„„; On the hof April last, at Malta, Lyon, .Esq only ion of the late lota, LyOn, ftti• CoAnty or Devon. o • , v rS. Vesiekliy se'nn.ght, at .SLimoutli, m vol , agea,?-P . Alien Wassail, daug:,ter or, Sir H ew.) , ► Julio of the Supreme Court of lunreatu 'rue same evening, suddenly, Mr..Loats, of in I)orsetsnire. • ' ' The same night, suddenly, of a paralytic seizum, ct S o , :king-manulacturer, •or litanti:orl, forme r tue I,ondop.' 'llia same afternoon, °air „t. ine hours betare his dissolution, he bad been sPeAi"g of • gqud otate Of - his health, and detailing to a frien..l P w c a little too t wood the oast, tie intended to 01 0 befire tile ex pita mu, of ti - c sunsmer. •- . , An 11)eitliSitiOD was yesteroay upoir t 6 body of :in in tam; tliscsi . e.red in a boat' otf - Ifi,shinougersv Wharf, Dowg:ite,. by. )! Waterman, upon his going to his employCnent o about five o'clock on Sunday lmorri:lg last. " .obierying a tin axle ih a boat, which upp.l examination covitined a tr.v•hottiinlaht, at d fe'w Other ciinveyed them to the pu - lic-honie. The :fmrAeon w.ho examined the child lad every reason to lit liev;,e it ,wis - still-h`orn, and the Jury brought iu their. Vet clict Accordingly. (n Ttiesdny se'nnilit, in the mut hing, at Hull, a Gontkinali atteMpting to enter his stab* lewd the door locl(ed, and the key in the inside ; and on looking t hrou i ilh tire wintlow, discovered that his ser-. vain, a young tnap under 't %veiny year, of age, had hung himself in a halte - r. The clivr was opened by a boy who entered tt e stable by the window, and the un! , appyyouth, thi,ugh nearly dept need of being fortunately not dem,. is since rcco:ered. in tiring o ;wivel gun n'Situr,lay se'nnight, in• f . honour or the .I.#lrth-day, on bo4,rd the Su.l yiTißDAy. stoat . tia si,nria (one of the Liverp6o) Traders), lying near the t Stockk,sh nyflos , is' P r ' P b a s t'f 1 36 .New Tontine, Whitehaven, it unfortunasely burst, I tris i tis s pCr Cent.'o6* gxchequer !silts, 3s, • toy vi . hwh t..ck ant Callow, a boy, lost his life, and a n other boy had his leg broken. A fragment of the:l ; /'" cent kc " . D i u , ripo 69 68 i . rtnt.h, I ' 2 tot I per Cr to Cuu. shut Ind 4 pet I Oinonnn, kun, which must haVe been precipitated over the tops ”nt! A Cn n' tin. 7.:t l - 2 ::-"'" : of the houses in strand -street, tell in a shop in Kitig• street, in which there were o.veral people. Prove- ; "".'" " it IL l i ( N t gV " . l\4 " dentiAlly untie of them r e c e iv e d any injury. f Morning, 27 min. atter 7. Atiernoon;.s3 lit i A.) r t,`t~. • •• , On Suhd.ty morning, about four o'clock,•art sffrtY! took plate between sonic bricklayees labourers; 401 three •Soldieri belon&tg :to the: Royal_ parties had lk•en gainbiinglnci in togethet at the . Ciihre public-house, oli •Siy hate's Hill, 'nelirly . all the preceding night, and, at the hour above stated, they left the Jaouso, and a gnat rel ,ComMencing, the 'soldiers. parted fro:ii• i tho labourers, and , they began pelting each other•iividi stones,••apd such other misiiles, as they could pt t , up. The soldi e rs at last. retreated Out .of reach of their adversaries, who then began hoo_ at and calling them, names, which so much ;tritimil one of the soldiers, named Thilip . A.t.:ller, that k went, back by a route Where' lie - was r. unob,serveti ,equally • by his coMpanions and advers3ries,•'ll;:cl .tneeting with one of the latter, .Willimp,Gbe b iaa, a violent quarrel and, scurlie ensued then soldier- [C - Ceived some severe blos.is with a stick upan his . 'acad., and he stabbed Chsessati so violently iu tilt!' iv'eekt hisbayongt, that it vass,':d ttobugb the lternum, lll , wounded the lungs in so lkeadtol a niatios44. the .unfortunate man eXpiral 'alittom ttJ stantly,..A.. great part tronsat,tiou z!)Y. O3 'be:-1) iihserved- by Tboin.is e l - lAil tii two • soldiers belffligiiig'' to the.'Gc;fr,li, so1:li~rs were imme.dikttvit, , learched,. for, audf some little litficully Yestcrtlay ,the tb!e 4 soldiers wzre examined 6erora J. R. I nAD, f'- ; 'i• wile() - Philip Archei., - Woltig—tht whom aNy thiitg rite, °the, s ward 1 a.id Ito .%.as t;) liLll.idtJjuG, 0 1 ' 1 ' to take his trial at he hext •'•• . . --------• i : 'l4#lll,6** l • ' NIANCIIEiTER, JUNE J r .. 1 1 ----4. 11.1Vt,` 11).9 (...1-- clentiAly,,seQo .a.,perso.i frg,n thu ilei,4lkhquiii,thkur adhato, w.lo)iftior:iis nt 'lli-it i. ih ge . ii,:t . .lliY 101 *' [.. :' I . ;t6octlliitt-the. weivleiN iii Ordlitfe6, - IloYtiii','Ail ial , 47 ton, Chad. 4 ..Tion, and Asnton.iindcr-Litte, '3 .l4 °'-l' i l xisit 4ipcbestfi•ibit:rer. , ,hiy i att 4 .los,p,oci , :to 11 2 J ...., ," 4." ~- by the cotton-sptutiers.. .4t Ituf too, a tow ,4.10t 4 .1 \)- "; pririted loud-bills \‘''strL.;l4:4l:‘,l;'tflidc...?.l"i.!,...lbWh OLP!' 0 - 21 . 1041etatiA,' &it, AN i, il ii ly iteiNiTKl 40 i.. 004 1, party spirit klait)it his. A.l.Jje3ty's .NlntolCl444 6 ) ‘ ' lllll ' li corrimended a pafietit. imeiouission. to iliOr.pres:l4, g4CrilC‘f l 6 Fitici ) 040iii#,U1.4144k#4 , e4: 01141 . 11id ‘ t4i ' 'laid dt.plored tli , J fatal etfe•;:ts of at) unnc..ec.,,arilt . l 3l Y, !tr.tael war. t).l Ma:yi..y last i . in (:....):I.)....%)..ietici:ft lintliddlittititiecti i a ect : tli-k/ihttii.lhig (.1.4y , bo l Y I'l l 'Pa.t94ltlYskilieto,ilsitilubllctiiit if 6r r ociist tad l'isitkirtj! , tic:tr elitlicro,.bttLWt4t.::tipdit iiikcie:.;:r.cc, pi OF % , 1 gistrates they' w e 're'h4uped ty ,,, i 10 ,;;;pel l 4. r t lii . ": l l):c :l l : .., ?'x iit 'ii-y r t- fi 'r .4. ,-i t t:gr p : i t e l i i i ts .3l s t e a7 i t i .L. l : l- 1 . 01 ;i ill tit(' 1 1 !- ) i , ti i - i i ., 4,:;,!.- 1.: r1 1. 1 ,. i . [ . th:?.. (raved Vollinttre.TCava'lry. • 'l‘ . ,), 01 • tne , ,i - `taken into ctistody.. - ....,1;0rty, of the itioit t 'spe.it: , in iribitlf:.,; wort: th e flext ,,E, y 4 ". w . 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On Monday lot, at- allttun,• I.eyi.•Amls, Eq. jon,..t, Clifton, to MiSs Nletc.lte, out.. o..togaivt. ii‘lity !•‘'" c.it , c, Esc!: otg;recu...pork-buildiu„ .. . ) , 134:11. ut lin t4toiust. at Si. 1.1,11:..,'s (...7!‘uro4, •Mr. LaArli"l l, . 8 N 1( t .I. u v p . e; s 1 i Al. P. .seciiivi , J,ti of -sir Ai, whitehttlr Tttt: S 1111: d,ty, • at I: l l2 d :y 4l .l d t... 4° l:::::: r g bt i ' u u r le c r 1 1 :.1 hs4, , ,sait ot SyJrAnus 1,36 c cy ot, lis. of tituttlt..worth It' Nuirgllt, to &Liss lohuploti , d.iu t imtcr Oh 1.11111:3 14)1:1101"' 44q. :Met. r - 11110,c:26th ult. at S t . i l / 4 1 Church, Ntseclicsicrp. ' 'oho noughouse, to bliss Pt-wit - neat, both ut Mallk.:lVOC r. : 14 " I Y; ,N 1(. 10J111.114)1kl,,,"01! ? /1611ill;Worth. 1 13 , j . o r ' w tyl o j 603 4ttliteibt loscpll.lVioter, Es.. of , 4:W A 10,6.441 i.; A ne I St. rith', rtr, rel ,I ) ,mt;ucke, nefLuctv ut SFr 1 . 0' 0 : to t:s thil4 lll e r ter 5J.11./) "16rtOistittn,. Esq. 4:vl to thz \Jarauts u! fly. srn s.darcia, Aoirrr...trs BILL. • The.follnwing, Letter; abotinding with the most kndependent - Consiitutiaiyil Principles, and, in fad, highly interesting to huinanity, was addrossed by the pro'ent.alive and intelligent Slieritf Ot, London to Sir SANWEL RoZIILLY, • the occ,i3iOn of flit new' Bill lefitivet4O the — Pen.ll Laws we hope it will the? desired ettN2t anticipated .by the worthy Sheriff : • LZTTISR PERM SIR RICtIaRD PHILLIPS To SA ,. NUEL ItOMILLY. SIR, The execution of 'niy 01Ec..1 of Slierifc of Loildon and Middleseit having bri,nglit toe into contaA with many' of the: evils which' you are seeking to remove in the administration of the' Crirriirial law, I cannot resist m) inclination to Congratulate you ott the.very useful and honourable responsibility which !ion have takett.Upou yourself. • • arn , aware, Sir, of the difficulties, which neces preseitt themselves .in opposition to any mea'- , ure of Reform,- or eyen.to any regulations which propose simply the correCtion of abtases that. have crept (corruptly or inadvertently) •intoprattice. am, therefore, disinclined. to urge'atiy thing which outsold add to your claims of concession 'frOtn inte rested persons, and to the . difficulties •of achieving • objetl ; but 1 shonld-•exceedingly - :blame nly self hereafter, it tornitted to communicate to yon a .ft:w points of rnalfpractice which may be corrected• by being incidentulty'introduced among the clauses of your Bill, I shall briefly •enumerate them, not . conceiving' it trecessary to cuter into any decailed,reasoningS to• one so .intinutely acquiiined as you are witlt the Laws and Constitution" of this Country, with the principles of natural justice, and with the teenngs of Iminanity. • First, No person, before trial, should.:be put hue . mous, or be subjected' to. greater se.:erity than IS - lie.. c,:isary to detain his person till die next gaol leiivery • Every: nvincommitted to Neat ate fo,trial 4.0 A'• ever, intrn'ediately put in • .ir ; an,l- custual his so eninpletelysani;t:ope f i is in sain for an animal iniicer, lime a s• s.?ek US entire abateMent as 34 ailair ttittiiu owildjoris die-,tion. Several n 'm41431.0;1%; or the coodnioli uf this class of pri,oners is ire, Ito Ar . ever, bet;u:receoly' eift;:ft.l by myself and s:');1,-.::14 . ,:iecoodiy, No person,. hetore...trial, pugitt to be denied the free accvss.ot tits friend', aeLl legal actvisca . s;.‘ yet, just as IS tins prnicipie, tt ts' lawd itr the coses - • of ad' personi - cominitted tit the Cold-bath-field. Prison, to iti4'si itle.new pri son's 'in- tile country,. ii, uo .acCevi to it prisoner detained:for trial is allayed, except 'by speilal' of a Alagistraw . . . • • Thirdly,, EVery - pers in con - minted for trial ought to hase,..durisig the p..laixt of his or ncr an adequat'e subsistence. Iu Newgitre, lowi.ancele but _ourteen ounces of bevAd -ow day, and thit is given to every pri4atier untiseirointoely. It ought certainly to bc increased tot wejny ounces, 'to those at least wiro have - nat•been• tried. That ex-. cellent and experienciA Legislator of Prisons, Sir G. Paul, allows twenty ounces to all the persons confined in . the Gloucestershire .prisuiih.. The ill consequences .of au itiadentLite allowitte must be obvioui.: : the parties ate obli,ted •to expeud their' small Means, to pawn weir ctoat o s, ono to have 14. course to tither shifty to subsist themselves (Harper hops ,their dependent finalities.' also) .'durittit: the •un produCtiVe pet iod of their detention berorit trial ; .a period too )0 wh44 e .ttiey,ttsually find themselves de serted by their friends; and .wileit the. day. trial.. •comes, they have na,money with which 'to employ Counsel, comoensate Wituysscs, Fourthly, Leery, prisoner detained on,the Com mitment Magi4trate tor ought to be in. stoutly discharged as soon as theqratid (on the ex - 'Nide evidence which it hears) have.torown out, the or, in other words, have declared on that cx ponce evidence,• that there exists no . grouncf Of aCCOflatiOn. It is, the cuitoiri in the •Old 'Court, and I believe in soine other - Coons, to omon persons relative to whom the Grand Jary have re: jettCd the Hills of Indictment, till the Grand Jury is discharged, • which is alWays many days after, and might be several weeks. Nothing is inure con contrary to 'the letter and spirit at the laWs of -England than this ,prictice, yet such persons tire constantly detanted- on the irNertimtni ground that there may be other 'charges •gainst then - 11,- 11e obligation lies, of course- on the C o urt . - and the prosecutors' to' adduce such hew Charges immediately, and persiins ought not •to be detained under every severity of prison-discipline, on specula tion only-, after their acquittal by tiGtaial Jury; per sons over .whom neither a Court tit Crithinal Law, nor any other power in England; etas-any legal to exercise any severity Whatever.: Time. 14th. G. ILL formally recognises - this .ight of-immediate tits. chins; in persons, relative to whom a Grand Jury 'has rejected the'Bil ;.but unfortunately it ii; - impl;td by the terms of Itiat.A6l, than the - potty is tv be brought into . open Court ;, coo4equently uoy arbi trary Judge has' it in his power to render 'nugatory the security of the sunjea ag gust oujust Went, and thus to overturn, as it wer!„ tlierery Cur-' _ . ner stone of public Liberty. The power of dis c harge, oNht to - be executive in the Sheriff, immediately after the Grand 'Jury have made their return of : Ignoramus lu open" - CoUrt, except , i,i castes where a cletaiuer is formally lodged on speeitiC grounds. Fifthly, line mode of pay:rig Ow salaries of Gaol ers, .by exactions , from the west destitute objects, under the name of Gaol. Fees (%s hat alone would be, proper), bitch lees should be tualer LepiSlative . ri'gu; Lawns, or abolished altogether, and, Gaolers paid out of the County-rates, like other servants of the puhlie. • The will:idled objeats-whd- are considered as *sr: rving the King's•pardon have a demand made on chew ot 3s. Ind: betore they can lbave•the Gaol of i'.;ewgate,- •Tlibse i'petty oflenders who are seri. , tented to pay a tine of •t s. or to a slight ptittishtnent, and. then- be discharoed; are obliged to pay 256. lees before they cart obtain such tits charge. Debtors are in like manner called upon for Bs. sod. after they . have exhausted (heir fast resour ces during their confinement, or in compoundir g with the.r,Creditor i l. .A %ery consideratic on will erfiice the cruelty of a sj stew by which loose . are called upon to contribute, to 'the salary ot a pdblic oft car, who, urged by every species of privation; LONVoN t Prit4ert by it icsi it 1:t I t.Nara,di N44:4, Natiett.c,,tri, ; A „,l 1 .,. L in,1 4 , 4 t u, I .i. IL 1.1e..41 itt4lU , Xll. a PPS, o;t4)lt.n) 7;!rect, t. lo S . Cihn"bilU 4 C ; AL the I .)tr•Uvrics ..Nu. I%:.Strati4; where Ativintettnent s , ordps • tor the ratter. I etiers tor tilt (byst,-paiD„ruust adtirestd• ~- - . 1 1 i i 1 4 c4i vh ~ its , abc, 44!, R it e